Kapil Sharma is back with Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 –, and the trailer is out — but honestly, it’s more confusing than entertaining. Fans of the first film were expecting a fun, fresh sequel, but the trailer gives off serious flop vibes right from the start. Here’s a full, honest breakdown of what works, what doesn’t, and why this sequel might struggle even before its release.
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Trailer Opening – Chaos from the First Frame
The trailer wastes no time setting the tone. Right from the start, Kapil is juggling multiple wives, a girlfriend, and the sudden threat of a documentary exposing his messy personal life.The chaotic introduction is flashy, fast-cut, and colorful, but it also screams overstuffed and predictable. You can tell the film will prioritize chaos over logic.
Kapil Sharma – Funny, But Repetitive
Kapil is still charming and delivers some genuine laughs. His expressions, panicked husband antics, and classic comic timing are intact.However, some moments feel repetitive, and you get a sense that even Kapil can’t fully save the over-the-top chaos that the trailer tries to sell.
Supporting Cast – Missing the Magic
Varun Sharma is missed here. he would have added the fun quotient. But don’t worry manjit singh is here .The new actresses bring glamour but little substance. Not one of them stands out as a strong female lead, which leaves the comedy feeling shallow.Small appearances from supporting actors try to bring some laughs but aren’t enough to elevate the trailer.
Story Hints – Predictable and Overdone
From the trailer, it’s obvious: More accidental marriages .More lies and confusion Recycled comedy setups from the first film. The situations feel forced, and the story seems predictable even at the trailer stage. By the time the film releases, viewers might already have guessed the main conflicts and jokes.
What Works
Kapil Sharma’s energy and charm .Fast-paced scenes keep trailer engaging .Some situational comedy moments are genuinely funny. Nostalgia factor for fans of the first film–
–What Doesn’t Work
Story feels recycled and predictable .Female cast lacks depth; just eye candy .Comedy seems forced in multiple places .Too much chaos, not enough substance. Trailer reveals almost everything — no real surprise left
Final Verdict – Trailer Review
If you’re expecting a light, mindless comedy with Kapil’s charm, you might get some laughs. But the trailer clearly signals a sequel that is trying too hard — too chaotic, too predictable, and too shallow.Honestly, the trailer alone gives off flop vibes. If the movie doesn’t improve on story and character depth, it could struggle at the box office even before audiences enter the theatre.
Trailer Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ 3/5 — For Kapil fans only.